[Seminar] "Introduction to NEST and NEST3 features” by Dr. Dennis Terhorst

Speaker: Dr. Dennis Terhost

                Institute of Neuroscience and Medicine

Title: Introduction to NEST and NEST3 features

[Seminar] "Open cortical multi-area model as research platform” by Prof. Markus Diesmann

Speaker: Prof. Markus Diesmann

                Institute of Neuroscience and Medicine

Title: Open cortical multi-area model as research platform

[Seminar] "Multiple independent goal-directed learning for emergent adaptive behaviour in robots" by Dr. Danish Shaikh

Speaker: Dr. Danish Shaikh

                University of Southern Denmark

Title: Multiple independent goal-directed learning for emergent adaptive behaviour in robots

[Seminar] "Learning from social data to study human behaviour" by Dr. Scott A. Hale

Speaker: Dr Scott A. Hale

                Oxford Internet Institute, University of Oxford

Title: Learning from social data to study human behaviour

"Neural encoding and decoding of auditory cortex during perceptual decision making" Dr. Funamizu

SEMINAR by Dr. Akihiro Funamizu, Postdoctoral Fellow, Zador Laboratory - Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

NC, IBISML, MPS, BIO Joint Technical Workshop

Joint Technical Workshop on Neuro-Computing, Bioinformatics, Mathematical modeling & Machine Learning. Language: Most of the presentations is in Japanese, no interpretation. 

[Seminar] “Functional Benefit of Plastic Spiking Neural Networks for Information Processing" by Dr. Huang

Speaker: Dr. Xuhui Huang
Title: Functional Benefit of Plastic Spiking Neural Networks for Information Processing
Date: June 17th, 2019 - 10:00 to 11:00
Location: C016,  Lab1

[Seminar] “On the way to the automated discovery of novel patterns and dynamics in physical and chemical systems by intrinsically motivated deep learning. ” by Dr. Reinke

Speaker: Dr. Chris Reinke
Title: On the way to the automated discovery of novel patterns and dynamics in physical and chemical systems by intrinsically motivated deep learning.
Date: May 30th, 2019 - 14:00 to 15:00
Location: B503,  Lab1

[Seminar] "Bayesian Inference and Experimental Design for Implicit Models" by Dr. Michael Gutmann

Speaker: Dr Michael Gutmann

               School of Informatics, University of Edinburgh

Title: Bayesian Inference and Experimental Design for Implicit Models

"Network architecture underlying sparse neural activity characterized by structured higher-order interactions", Hideaki Shimazaki, Kyoto University

Dr. Hideaki Shimazaki, Program-specific Associate Professor at Kyoto University